Roman Bridges update

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The latest update on the vandalism of the Roman Bridges is as follows:

2 Bridges covered in graffiti, both sides, top and underneath the arches

Hockenhull Platts Nature Reserve sign damaged

2 Dog bins covered in paint. One at the start of Grogan's Walk and one where Hockenhull Lane meets Sheaf Farm track

Tree trunks covered in graffiti

Turkey Farm building has graffiti in 2 places

The pictures speak for themselves

Roman Bridges graffiti


Dog Bin


Roman B12


Turkey Farm


Vandalism Bridge

Please inform the police if you know who the vandals are using Incident no 930

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